Sustainable Weight Loss
The discussion highlights the challenges faced by individuals with significant weight loss goals, particularly when caloric intake is already low. Emphasizing the importance of sustainability, it suggests that extreme calorie reductions and excessive activity can lead to burnout. The conversation reinforces that many people struggle with similar issues, advocating for a balanced approach rather than drastic measures.In this clip
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How common is it to have a client who needs to lose 100 pounds and is undereating (around 1200-1600 calories) in the episodes The Top Dos and Don’t When it Comes to Dropping Fat and Building Muscle at the Same Time with Adam Schafer and Sustainable Weight Loss?
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